Signature Healthcare Personal Statement

I am going to talk about little bit why I am interested to work with Signature healthcare than other companies and then, why I consider a career in long-term care industry. I, also, to give an example of the best advice I received and did not follow and the best advice I received and did follow. Later, I am going to talk about what success means to me according to Sir Winston Churchill.

After reading signature healthcare vision, mission, and culture. I felt that I am in the right place. I do like to work in a place where I feel who I am and working with others to make different. Also, team work and good communication are my priority on the job and helping others to achieve their goals. According to the Medicare website, most Signature healthcare

Moreover, I do like to work in a place where residents and staff are satisfied with the facility. Working in long-term care industry is where my heart belongs. After I finished high school in 2010, I wanted to go collage, but I did not know what major I could choose. I met with an advisor and talk a little bit about what I like to do and my favorite subjects. We concluded that health care field may be a good place for me to work. She asked me kind of job I may want in health care and I said nursing. I registered for pre-nursing at Nashville State Community College. In my first semester, I decided to start working in the healthcare field, I took the CNA class in the summer and start working in spring 2012. After working in a nursing home as a CNA, I figured out that Nursing was not the right career for me. I decide to switch in Health Care Administration because I love to help people and make different. Besides, I realized that in management I can help more and make different more than

In 2010, I was in 11th grade in high school and I decided to drop out because It was difficult for me to get friends at school and get someone to talk to. My parent disagreed with my decision because I had good grades and they did not see anything that could make to drop out. I decided to get married to get out of school. In June 2010, I realized that I made the wrong decision and went back to school in August 2010 and graduated in December 2010. I did not follow my parents’ advice because I felt they were pushing me to stay in school and they did not want the best for me. After, I discovered that they wanted me to get a better job and better life. Furthermore, the best advice I received is not to give up because someone says I can’t do it. After I finished high school, I went to visit my parents and we had a good talk. I was with my siblings and I told them that I wanted to continue with school. My elder brother said that since I dropped out of high school, college will be harder than high school and I am going to waste time and money. My father told me to follow my heart and do what is best for me. I followed my father’s advice because I thought it is better to do what I feel is right in my life and I did not want to make mistakes as I did in high